After training as an engraver at the graphic art company Albert Horn Söhne in Hattersheim and studying at the design school Gutenbergschule für Gestaltung in Frankfurt am Main, Werner Lott studied sociology, political science and economics at the Goethe University in Frankfurt. He worked as a free-lancer in media and market research parallel to obtaining his degree. From 1993 to 1995, he held a student assistant job at the Fritz Bauer Institute and worked in administration of the friends’ association Fritz Bauer Institut e.V. Lott has been employed at the Fritz Bauer Institute and responsible for technical management/digital and print media there since 1995. From 1993 to 2008 he was editor and layouter for the Newsletter zur Geschichte und Wirkung des Holocaust (Newsletter on the history and impact of the Holocaust), from 2014 to 2020 he was responsible for the cover design of the Wissenschaftliche Reihe (scientific series) and the Jahrbuch (yearbook), both published by Campus Verlag. Werner Lott is editor of the institute's website and of Einsicht. Bulletin des Fritz Bauer Instituts (Insight. Bulletin of the Fritz Bauer Institute). He designs cover and layout of Einsicht and the institut's Jahresbericht (annual report) as well as flyers and program brochures.

Work focal areas

• Design of digital and print media
• Editing and organisational coordination of publication projects 
• IT administration, coordination of data processing
• German-Israeli Youth Exchange: information and advice

Selected publications

Contributions in various publications on the German-Israeli youth exchange, on the culture of remembrance in Germany and Israel, on music, literature and films from Israel.

• »Gelebte Vielfalt – Pädagogische Herausforderungen im Deutsch-israelischen Jugendaustausch« in: Einsicht – Bulletin des Fritz Bauer Instituts, No. 13, Frankfurt am Main, October 2016.
• »Tel Aviv: Denkmal für die im Nationalsozialismus verfolgten und ermordeten Homosexuellen« in: Einsicht – Bulletin des Fritz Bauer Instituts, No. 11, Frankfurt am Main, April 2014.
• »Ein Kronjuwel des Zionismus. Nachruf auf Yossi Harel, Kommandant der ›Exodus‹«, in: Jüdische Zeitung. Unabhängige Zeitung für zeitgenössisches Judentum, Berlin, June 2008.